Windows 10: Upgrade to 10 from 8.1 64-bit basic functions no longer functional

Good Wednesday morning -

The actual upgrade process went completely smooth, without a hitch. HOWEVER, after restarting the now upgraded Windows 10 environment does not allow for basic functions such as taskbar, web browsing, right-click desktop, click on Edge or Notifications and nothing happens, etc etc.... No problems shutting down or restarting. No hanging on splash screens. Has anyone else experienced this?

:)

 

mp 390 driver

I have a canon mp390..I upgraded from windows 7 to windows 10 64 bit. I can no longer use the scanner function because it says I need a driver.Is there any way to get a driver for the scanner.Canon is not upgrading to windows 10.

Thanks

 

Secondary HDD connot be accessed

I upgraded my version of Windows 10 32bit but I no longer can access my second HDD windows 10 64 bit on dual boot only the 32 bit version shows up now? Any advice on how to get my other boot drive functioning/

 

i'm having the same issue but with google chrome, it will just keep searching and searching
and never opening, fire fox opens straight away.

 

Edge ended up opening, but does not navigate. Both Chrome and Firefox do not execute. This is becoming frustrating.

 

Upgraded from 8.1 (by ISO) without any issues and all applications are functional.

 

Attempted to upgrade from 8.1 and now i'm stuck in a boot loop. Not happy.

 

I don't have any　problem　with that *Smile

 

just got google to work, don't even no what i did, oh yer i clicked trouble shooting then it was searching then ask me to try opening chrome so i did and its working, hope you get your fixed @BlauUmlaut
happy days

 

I sent out a email to my customer base, telling them to NOT accept Windows 10 when it's offered.

From experience here on my (several) Beta Test PC's, I already know that the upgrade will kill Windows Mail and several other things that I've set up for my customers who want to use a Local Email program and not Web mail.
System Restore is shut OFF in order to delete all the OLD System Restore Points. That's OK, but then they don't turn it back on again. Arrrrgggghhhh!

Most users won't have a clue as to how to turn System Restore back on. The "Force a new restore point" script that I put in my customer's Startup folder, will then create an error message on the desktop screen on every boot-up.

I can just hear my phone ringing now, from the people who can't send or receive email and who are getting this error message on their desktop every time they boot up their PC. It won't be pretty.

Hopefully, my people will take my advise to NOT accept the Windows 10 upgrade.

Cheers Mates!
*Cool

 

@TechnoMage you have a good point there coz i could not find system restore or factory reset.
just glad i got google chrome to open and work.

 

Now my upgraded 10 machine isn't responding over TeamViewer, which makes me fear something has happened. I suppose I will have to wait until I get back home. I'm almost afraid to do anything else with it. Any suggestions from the users here?